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US sets target of 90 million international travelers
Friday, 07 Jun, 2022
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The US government has laid out a strategy to revive the tourism sector. It is targeting 90 million international travelers a year by2027
The five-year plan hopes to generate an estimated $279 billion a year in spending by visiting tourists, the Commerce Department said.
It aims for a more ‘inclusive, equitable, sustainable and resilient travel and tourism industry’ than ever before, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said.
Pre-pandemic in2019, nearly 80 million international travelers visited the US.
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